Renowned for his roles in 'Doctor Who,' 'The Crown,' and 'House of the Dragon,' Matt Smith shares insights into his apprehensions when taking on new roles. Let's delve into the celebrated actor's doubts and reflections.
Renowned for his roles in 'Doctor Who,' 'The Crown,' and 'House of the Dragon,' Matt Smith shares insights into his apprehensions when taking on new roles. Let's delve into the celebrated actor's doubts and reflections.
Having proven himself as a fantastic actor by portraying the Eleventh Doctor in 'Doctor Who,' Smith is currently making headlines frequently with 'House of the Dragon'.
He impresses viewers with his prowess in combat and expert dragon riding. Despite being a sadist and an anti-hero, he is very well-liked.
According to Independent, Matt Smith had hesitations about accepting both his roles in 'Doctor Who' and 'House of the Dragon.'
'I have doubts about whether 'House of the Dragon' will uphold the legacy of the original Game of Thrones. I had the same doubts when I accepted Doctor Who. My manager said, 'You're doing this job!' and I did, and my life changed. It was the most fantastic job I've ever done.'
The renowned actor also shed light on this issue in the same interview. He explained, 'The best way to make an actor unhappy is to give them a job. Because then you start thinking a lot about yourself. You wonder, 'Will I enjoy this job?' I used to tell my dad that sometimes I didn't enjoy the jobs I took, and he would say, 'Damn it, son. It's a job. It doesn't always have to be fun. Keep doing it.''